By djariya at 2010-09-29

Synopsis:



Episode 7 of 13

As of this episode, I don't give a shit about the ratings anymore. Just going to relax and enjoy the ride.

Promo:

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This was kind of a meh episode until the last sequence which was fairly powerful.

scene in the little girl's room creeped me the hell out. dont know if it was the editing, camera angles / framing, expressionless little girl face, or just the whole situation itself (like you're thinking someone is going to come in but it just keeps going on past the point of uneasiness).

Great episode. This show is just plain good.

I agree - until the end and you realize it was all in her head and that she is the little girl.

Did Steph imagine the conversation about the neighbors then? She was talking to the next-door neighbor about the family across the street. Was that real or just the part about the low tire pressure.

Too bad this wasn't on HBO. We would have seen more of Katie in bed and on her way to the showers. Laura Allen

I took it as all being in Steph's head. A very well done episode, imo.

I didn't quite like that as much as the other episodes, only in that the "case" seemed to take a back seat to the story. I understand why they did it, and the end was very well done, but it just didn't grab me like the other episodes.

^ Agreed. The show took a bit of a detour this week (but I still enjoyed it more than any episode of SOA this season ).

Updated article on the status of Logue and James' road-trip to help promote this show. Good read.

http://www.kansascity.com/2010/10/22...-survival.html